Yeah, I'm no fan of shifts either. Currently doing 2 x 12 hour day shifts, followed by 2 x 12 hour night shifts.
Busy is good, time passes like water.
Quiet is shite, time passes like treacle.
Seems quiet, so far. . .
Yeah, I'm no fan of shifts either. Currently doing 2 x 12 hour day shifts, followed by 2 x 12 hour night shifts.
Busy is good, time passes like water.
Quiet is shite, time passes like treacle.
Seems quiet, so far. . .
Don't think I'll be wearing anything this short again till I've had downstairs remodelled .....
The worst thing you can imagine happening to an IT company happened to us today.
Things still are not quite right, but I cannot for the life of me see what the actual problem is. The problem with intermittent faults is that you can end up thinking you've got a way to fix it, when in reality you have done nothimg of the sort, it's just started behaving again.
Anyway, none of that matters right now. I have tea, capsaicin, weed and diazepam. By tomorrow, hopefully either (1) the workstations being switched off overnight will have fixed it, or (2) it will get worse enough to be obvious how to fix it. An outside third possibility is that I suddenly wake from a pleasant dream and sit bolt upright, knowing exactly what the fault must be and how to fix it; but it's only worth betting on as part of a comprehensive perm.
Yeah, most electronics are tested down to -40? -- maybe even lower nowadays, but that was as low as our cold chambers went down to. (LCDs probably won't work below about -15, though.) Cold will precipitate out moisture that was already there, but there won't be much to begin with in a watertight phone .....
Yeah, most electronics are tested down to -40? -- maybe even lower nowadays, but that was as low as our cold chambers went down to. (LCDs probably won't work below about -15, though.) Cold will precipitate out moisture that was already there, but there won't be much to begin with in a watertight phone .....
Nominally -18?C, for the old **** marking; but real-life component tolerances mean it could be anywhere down to -22?C in practice.How cold is a home freezer?
Nominally -18?C, for the old **** marking; but real-life component tolerances mean it could be anywhere down to -22?C in practice.
In a previous experiment, I found my freezer could not freeze screenwash fluid (rated to -26?C) unless it was diluted in an 80:20 mix with water; which looks like -20.8?C. (I actually worked that out just now, using my Grandad's old slide rule .....)
My freezing point is - 7654 degrees. My vapouring point is 124 degrees.Freezers used for consumer usage should be -18.
Freezers used for consumer usage should be -18.